According to Trump's attitude and performance towards Russia, is he Putin's undercover?

When answering this question, Bian Xiao said it was really interesting. If you are undercover, how can there be an airtight wall in the world? There are many people in the United States who oppose Trump. How can they remain in office for so long?

In fact, in the major media in the United States, some authoritative media are blowing from time to time, and domestic media in the United States are also attacking Trump, not because Trump is a Russian undercover, but because Trump himself is a big mouth. Of course, part of the reason is that Trump has always ignored such media.

Although Trump himself has always expressed goodwill to Putin and is willing to ease US-Russian relations, the US-Russian contradiction has only been further aggravated under the general policy of the United States and Trump himself.

In addition to Trump's pro-Russian remarks, the main idea is to dissolve NATO and let such an organization that has a strong containment effect on Russia dissolve. It is indeed doubtful. But if you think about it carefully, it is not surprising to make such a decision subjectively combined with Trump's consistent "nerve knife" behavior.

After all, he is a businessman, considering interests and economic interests, not politics. Trump has been dissatisfied with the military expenses that NATO countries have to bear since he took office. Since the disintegration of the Warsaw Pact, NATO has lost its imaginary enemy. So the declining Russia may not be worthy of such a huge NATO check and balance. However, from a practical point of view, the United States has not significantly reduced its military spending, but it may seem to Trump that the United States has spent a lot of money, but it cannot be replaced.